this is the greatest ****ing thread of all time. I will be back after I poop
this is the greatest ****ing thread of all time. I will be back after I poop
Also, I'm not a man, jm... at least I don't think so.
*Looks down pants*
Nope, not a man.
Reading comp fail, Ischemic. I qualified that statement with "unless the outcome changes." Well guess what? The outcome changed.
While I have you guys here,
Any idea how I can raise my verbal from 14 to 15? I'm not taking the MCAT till next summer, but I got a 13 on my first AAMC practice (#3) and 14s on the last two (#6 and #7). I always miss a question or two and it frustrates me because I don't know if I'll ever be able to get all of them correct. I really want to get that 15 because that way I figure I will only need 10s on both science sections to still be in great shape. That would take a lot of the pressure off me in MCAT prep knowing that I only need 10s instead of 11s.
you seriously suck so much. i would ask you to ask a trusted friend of yours to read all your posts on this thread and ask them what they think of the poster. unless they have a suspicion that the poster is you they will tell you that the poster is an a-hole.
you sound like the biggest clown i can possibly meet. according to your posts I am pretty sure you will never make it to medical school but if you are as douchey in real life as you are online than I would call you out on it everyday. you have to change your ways because this profession doesn't need egotistical idiots like you.
It just SCREAMS Troll after the "help me, I'm stuck on a 14 for my verbal" comment.
edit: but if your not hook me up with your number .. i can do some charity work on the weekend
I thought first tier law school meant top 10 like Harvard, Yale, UCLA and etc..
Don't you need golden good GPA, LSAT, and ECs to get in?
I thought first tier law school meant top 10 like Harvard, Yale, UCLA and etc..
Don't you need golden good GPA, LSAT, and ECs to get in?
i was reading this how to get in law school page and it said how you should apply to 6-8 schools ONLY if you have awful stats and don't think you'll get in anywhere. most people apparently apply to 1-3 schools.
f my pre med life.
fmpml
yeah but then there are those jd's that spend their life chasing ambulances or worse yet realize after their 7 yrs of higher ed are over that they actually want to be a physician.
hmm
Not to mention...
My cousin is in her last year at a top 5 law school, and you should hear about the life she has. It makes me so envious that I wish I had any sort of interest in law.
She does so little schoolwork that about 85% of her time outside of class is pure free time, which she spends doing whatever the hell she wants. You place into a firm early on, where you work the summer before graduating and are almost guaranteed a spot after graduation. As soon as she finishes, she'll immediately be making close to $200,000/yr there, and all last summer was spent with them regaling her with free tickets to this and that, free dinners at top restaurants, $70/day lunch stipends, etc. And no, I don't believe this was anything special done to seduce the new students, it's just the way it's run.
FML big time.
The jobs out of a top 5 school are decent.
However, once obtained, those biglaw jobs w/ 6 figure salaries are far from relaxed.
i was subtly hinting at the OP, not you
The jobs out of a top 5 school are decent.
However, once obtained, those biglaw jobs w/ 6 figure salaries are far from relaxed.
What happens to those who go to tier 3 and 4 private law schools? I have a few friends doing that, and it seems...risky.
Oh, I'm sure they aren't. Lawyers sure as hell aren't in the business of giving their money away. But considering the hours and pay immediately after finishing medical school, it's the clear winner. Ten years down the line may be another story...
(...of course, at that point, the lawyer is probably raking in far more than the measly 200K)
Also, I'm not a man, jm... at least I don't think so.
*Looks down pants*
Nope, not a man.
you really can't come on a doctor forum and tell us lawyers are smart. it's not going to go over well.
someone on here put the difference between the two fields quite eloquently.
a bad doctor makes awesome money, a bad lawyer makes awful money
a good doctor makes awesome money, a good lawyer makes insane money.
In that case, medicine might be a bit problematic.I realized that I wasn't going to be content working 50 hours a week for 30 years
My parents keeps telling me that I'm a career student and if I'm successful in my quest to get into medical school that I'll just want to get into a different professional school afterward (perhaps an MBA program)
In that case, medicine might be a bit problematic.
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Yay for selective quoting!
Did you not bother to read the second half of my sentence? I said that I saw myself being unhappy working 50 hours a week pushing papers and arguing meaningless crap all day. If I'm working 50 hours+ a week doing something i enjoy, then obviously the time spent working will be far more pleasurable.
And I have actually already taken the GMAT - 5 years ago and did well on it. My score wasn't AMAZING, but still decent. I took it because I was still deciding between business school and law school. Pretty sure I'd need to take it again though because I doubt the score will still be good in 6 years.
What was up with you asking advice on how to move from a 14 to a 15 on VR? Super-trollish.
Better work on that GMAT score after you're done with the MCAT.
And I have actually already taken the GMAT
If I may ask, is this your first Chemistry class? Or more specifically, is this your first lab science?
I asked because I looked through my Gen Reqs and they required six hours of science with lab. How well did you in AP Bio if you have never sat in a chemistry course before? My school required Gen Chem and Bio before you were allowed to step into AP.
Hmm, there is a memorization element to Calculus (though not nearly as much) just as there is a memorization element to Chemistry (Strong Acid/Bases). If you were a good enough high school student to progress to BC calc as a junior I'm confused as to why a General Chemistry course would prove this troubling.
You're kidding right? Photocopy exams=not cool.
Ah, I thought you were taking the third exam. If you're not, totally cool.
Good luck with 0=C.
So what happens if you get like a 78 on the Final?
Remember the good ol' days when OP was b*tching and moaning about the prof allowing makeups. God I miss them.You know, when I came back from my poop, I thought this thread would still be an entertaining bitch fest. But now it's all serious. I'm going to go take another poopy and when I comeback I expect more trolling. Thanks
How is that super trollish? I know that some people on here have scored 15s. I need every verbal point that I can get because my verbal reasoning skills are far stronger than my physical and biological question skills. If I get a 15 on VR then I only need a 10 or 11 on the science sections. How is that trolling at all? I'm not asking how to get a 45. I'm asking how to get a 15 on one section to make up for my deficiencies in the other sections.